depart is just moves from brighton to blackpool.017. in fact, events taking place in hull during 2017. infact, an events taking place in hull during 2017. in fact, an event has been promised every day of the year. and when you make a promise like that, you're going to need a lot of people to help with the staging and that is ready hull 2017 volunteers come in. everyday people giving up their free time to lend a hand. there are more than 2000 of them ranging in age from 16 all the way up to 84. caroline has been to meet some of them. they are the blue coated army, an army of volunteers from all backgrounds, all ages, from all over the uk. from greeting people at events to performing as extras in plays, the 2017 volunteers are the engine that is helping to drive this year of culture in hull. in much the same way as the games makers did at the london olympics, hull's volu nteers the london olympics, hull's volunteers are the welcoming face of the city in its culture year. my name's sue. there was no way i was going to miss this year of

arrested in connection with the manchester terror attack in the sussex town of shoreham—on—sea near brighton are also searching addresses in manchester and chester. the latest arrest brings the total number of people in custody to m. british airways says its flights are gradually returning to normal blue peter's longest serving presenter, john noakes, dies at the age of 73. british airways says its flights are gradually returning to normal after a global system crash, although there are still some cancellations. the liberal democrats say theresa may's plans to pull the uk out of the european court ofjustice would be a "direct threat to national security". fears of war in south korea as the north fires another rocket, this time towards japan. china has condemned the missile test. a crackdown on drivers using their mobile phones. more than 200 drivers a day have been caught breaking the law in the month since the rules were tightened. an australian pensioner describes how a great white shark leaped into his boat, knocking him over and wounding his arm. this thing was beside me. i've looked ove

murphy helped brighton to promotion to the premier league this season.y with us on sportsday, still plenty to come, including.. back from the ipl, can ben stokes help lead england to victory in next months icc champions trophy? lam here i am here in tokyojapan as adam peaty and his gb team—mate check out the olympic 2020 host city for the first time. i'm at mclaren's headquarters in woking, to find out how being good at gaming can get you a dreamjob in how being good at gaming can get you a dream job in formula 1. how being good at gaming can get you a dreamjob in formula 1. looking forward to that. yes indeed. russia has been given a final warning to address doping or face being excluded from competing at the winter paralympics in pyeongchang next year. it follows their exclusion from last year's paralympics in rio. our sports editor dan roan joins paralympics in rio. our sports editor dan roanjoins me now. remind us editor dan roanjoins me now. remind us why the international paralympic committee have ta ken us why the international paralympic committe

bombing. of parliament within a short while afterthe brighton bombing.her point is, i don't think the uk should ever go into another conflict with just the us as into another conflict with just the usasa into another conflict with just the us as a partner. which is the party you support to better protect this country? in a nutshell, none of them! let me bring in the liberal democrats. let me answer that. i think it is really unfair to try to paintjeremy corbyn somebody who doesn't love this country as much as anyone else, who doesn't want to keep this country safe.” anyone else, who doesn't want to keep this country safe. i did not say he didn't love this country. where it has been possible to talk to people, that is what you do. in relation to is of course we cannot defeat this death cult militarily. we have to make sure we do not allow people to become marginalised. those who are becoming extreme, we need to bring ina who are becoming extreme, we need to bring in a strategy that keeps us safe. lord newby, your party when government with the conservativ

a warm welcome in brighton for kate tempest. your age is told in months.r only, guest director at the annual three—week's festival. outside is busy, people are excited. you have three weeks of this. what do you want people to take from it? i hope what happens is, this is what happens to me and it is the thing of what i like the most of what the a rts what i like the most of what the arts can do, you leave the theatre, the cinema, the gallery or the community centre, where ever you have been watching the performance and you go back out into the street and you go back out into the street and suddenly, everything is a bit brighter. you are looking at faces more clearly and allowing yourself to connect with experience a bit more openly. itjust reaches your senses a little bit. a central theme is arts, access for all. we are hopefully coming to the end of a time when ideas about high culture and low culture are very much ingrained in ideas about class, andi much ingrained in ideas about class, and i hope we are coming out of that now. the truth has lost its way

one of those two clubs willjoin newcastle and brighton in promotion to the premier league.dio five live. sometimes the feeling if you're not a reading supporter then nearly everybody in england, in britain, and maybe in europe supports huddersfield town and likes to bring this fairytale to a happy end. so this looks like the second fairytale in british football in a row after leicester last season and this is what we are feeling and we are feeling that we getting backed from a lot of people all over britain. we need to think about what we need to do now to see to win that game so that's what we're going to be facing. we're not going to be thinking about what it does to the clu b thinking about what it does to the club or to the city if we win. there's also a chance to lose. and after a spectacular crash in the annual indy 500 race, driver scott dixon says he plans to return to racing this week dixon collided with british driverjay howard during the race at 178mph. the crash caused the red flag to come out, which stopped the race. both had a lucky escape and were able to wal

we'll see if brighton or newcastle will be champions.nary, fulham should hold onto the final play—off spot in sixth, that's because leeds have an inferior goal differnce. we'll find out the semi—final line up with reading, sheffield wednesday and huddersfield all guarenteed spots. wigan and rotherham have gone already but one of birmingham city, nottingham forest and blackburn rovers is going tojoin them in league one. all matches are at 12 tomorrow, check the website for those fixtures. the league two season finishes tomorrow, hartlepool or newport will drop out of the league, and it's very tight for the play—off places. seven teams looking to make the final two spots...again go to the bbc sport website for all the in and outs the title was wwrapped up in sdcotland a long time ago. the champions celtic face st. johnstone tomorrow. bottom club inverness could get relegated if they lose to hamilton and motrherwell and dundee win their matches. couple of matches on sunday — partick v rangers and hearts face aberdeen england's cricketers ha

this is all thanks to jack grealish, because it was all down to brighton and newcastle.sor, this business of accumulator bets, one can see the attraction but as jessica was saying, the chances of getting a pay—out are pretty remote, aren't they? yes, it doesn't really matter if you place single bets or multiples or accumulators in terms of average reward. mean reward is the same. if you estimate probabilities better than the bookies, you will get average pay—outs. this doesn't happen very rarely because bookies estimate probabilities very well usually, but there are some games when it is impossible to estimate a probability and there are a different —— there are different ways of estimating probabilities. it depends on a person. some people like accumulators because they like doing accumulators because they like doing a lot. some people like multiples. my favourite is three out of eight. it pays much better than single bets but is more reliable than accumulators. so you have to play multiples. é you | betting man multiples. so are you a betting man yourself? are you spea

the stuff about the magazine which celebrated the brighton bombing and advocated ira victory has beenbout before, but this was raised during corbyn's leadership. this is a man who repeatedly gave positive publicity to senior figures in sinn fein ira. he was not meeting loyalist terrorist connie was basically a cheerleader for republicanism,, and not just republicanism,, and not just republicanism but violent republicanism. he is trying to spin it as if he was involved in the peace process, which is disingenuous at best. people like mo mowlam argued with murderers without bodyguards. now that party is led by a man who evades answers when asked directly to criticise terrorism and terrorists. these were people who, when he was supporting them, they we re when he was supporting them, they were murdering people live in the streets of the city he represented. and for you, there's nothing in the fa ct and for you, there's nothing in the fact that it be standing on a platform with them, he is trying to engage with them? absolutely not, he believed in ira victory, he believes they can impose a

we know that newcastle and brighton will be in the premier league next season.y— off semi—finals are finely balanced. tonight reading and fulham face each otherfor a place in the final. anyone who saw the game between the sides at the weekend when they drew 1-1 sides at the weekend when they drew 1—1 will agree there is nothing between the teams heading into tonight's all—important between the teams heading into tonight's all—importa nt second between the teams heading into tonight's all—important second leg. but events at craven cottage could play a role. paul mcshane, the reading captain, was sent off late in the match so is suspended this evening. jordan 0bita, who scored reading's goal on saturday, was injured in the final seconds and is a doubt, whereas fulham arrived here fully fit and confident that this tie is very much alive for them. both sides know what it is like to be in the premier league, fulham we re be in the premier league, fulham were relegated three years ago and reading have been there in recent times as well. they know the financial prize i

vonnie: you are a structural and civil engineer, graduated from brighton university, and suddenly you taken by whiskey -- i don't mean that in a bad way -- and you become one of the world's biggest collectors. mahest: it happened 30 years ago when i was at university, i started experimenting with whiskey and enjoyed it. i started experimenting from there, traveling to retail stores, finding more and more limited productions. vonnie: you said that is a great place to find whiskey. mahest: for starters it is a great place. there is always something limited that you can find. there is a lot of affordability as well, so you can buy anything from a $50 bottle to a couple hundred dollars. vonnie: there are different price ranges. tell me how you would differentiate, why one should be more expensive than another. mahest: we have a nice starter bottle here. this is a nice one that comes out every year. has a cold it following in itself, so it is collectible. very affordable, about $120. then you have the other one called syndicate 856. this is from an old club in scotland. they only produce a

brighton avenue at 4:00 this morning, the fire was put out but five people are not displaced. displaced. >>> and assistant preschool teacher an assistant preschool teacher is arrested after calling in a bomb threat to a san francisco school. pablo munoz works at leport montessori school and he left a message about a bomb at the school. no devices were found but the voicemails were traced back to him. >>> president donald trump is set to meet with the pope today. the president and first lady arrived in rome a little while ago after wrapping up a two day visit to israel. trump said he is looking forward to speaking with the pope about how christian teachings can, quote, put the world on a path to justice, freedom and peace. in vatican city, 1000 extra officers are on duty today and yesterday, and unattended bag was found near the vatican causing chaos, but it did not contain any explosives. >>> the president faces new questions about involvement into possible ties with russia. he asked two top intelligence officials to deny there was collusion with russia. as seth lemmon reports

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murphy helped brighton to promotion to the premier league this season — he's been in previous squadsmclean has one to his name. wicketkeeper sarah taylor's been named in the england squad for the women's world cup this summer. she rejoined the camp last month after taking a year—long break to deal with anxiety problems. heather knight has been named as captain. england's first match is against india on 24thjune and taylor needs to be back to full fitness to make the side. it has been a long journey for her, an incredible year. she will have learned a lot about herself, a lot of battles. the first one is sometimes getting out of bed and going downstairs. she has done really, really well. she feels confident enough to put herself forward for selection. we've got a bit of time to go yet for her to keep doing what we call a graduated return, and that is what she has done. she has done each stage at a time, each day at a time, and she has managed to conquer most of her battles at the moment. the england men's team are now preparing for the icc champions trophy which begins on friday. one

amber langtry, a graphic designer from brighton, faced the possibility of a criminal record after a councilemployee accused her of failing to clear up a dog poo, a poo, she says, her german shepherd olive never did. my friend and i decided to take the dogs for a walk in the park. the dogs had run off—lead, immediately gone to the toilet. we'd picked it up, put it in the bins. we were actually on our way out of the park. i could hear somebody shouting behind me. turned round, and i could see this man in a uniform with a high—vis jacket. i would like to walk over there, you can come with me. i'll pick up the poo that you say i'm responsible for. the man in the high—vis jacket is a local authority litter enforcement officer. he claimed olive had done a poo, but wouldn't tell amber where it was. i'm actually trying to remove the dog poo that this man won't allow me to. the time is 11:50, i'll caution you. you do not have to say anything, but it may harm your defence, if you (inaudible) later rely on in court. he read me my rights. that was confusing, because i thought that was a police power. h

and after hull, the play moves from brighton to blackpool.e of hundreds of events taking part in hull during 2017. in fact, an event has been promised every day of the year. and when you make a promise like that, you are going to need a lot of people to help with the staging, and that's where the hull 2017 volunteers come in. everyday people giving up their free time to lend a hand. there are more than 2,000 of them, ranging in age from 16 up to sa. caroline has been to meet some of them. they are the blue—coated army, an army of volunteers from all backgrounds, ages, from all over the uk. from greeting people at events to performing as extras in plays, the 2017 volunteers are the engine that is helping to drive this year of culture in hull. in much the same way as the games makers did at the london olympics, hull's volunteers are the welcoming face of this city in its culture year. my name is sue. there's no way i was going to miss this year's volunteering. sue caught the bug at london 2012 and she was one of the original games makers. tonig

that fire along brighton avenue is under control. two people are in the hospital. the red cross is helping four adults, one child that have been displaced. this is in the twin peaks section of san francisco. the fire crews are there and we will bring you more information as we get a. >>> state health officials are confirming in antioch man has died after eating nacho cheese sauce contaminated with botulism. 37-year-old martin galindo was one of 10 people who became sick after eating the snack food from the valley oak food and fuel station in walnut grove near sacramento. investigators are looking for the source of the contamination but the man was married, had to make children. relatives say they are devastated by the sudden loss. >> it's tough. as a son, as a brother, especially being the great person he was. it's hard for everybody. >> botulism is a nerve toxin that can cause vomiting, blurry vision and full paralysis. doctors are treating other victims with antitoxin. base a full recovery is possible but it could take as long as a year to fully recuperate. >>> p

postcards from brighton and bournemouth, the heavy rain advancing, and it will be heavy, as you see onorth east and many central parts of england and wales, a lovely afternoon with plenty of sunshine. like this photograph of the scunthorpe sunshine. like this photograph of the scu nthorpe and sunshine. like this photograph of the scunthorpe and north lincolnshire. northern scotland will be cloudy and much cooler, to the south we have rain advancing north, so south we have rain advancing north, so it's a north and south story today, really. it will be quite warm in the central belt of scotland and southern parts of scotland where we have sunshine breaking through and temperatures a bit higher than that in glasgow. not a bad afternoon for northern ireland, but rather cloudy. fouled in north west england —— cloud. he south—west of england and southern england will be turning cloudy and wet. increasingly warm and humid in the south—east. maybe some thundery bursts, and later in the night we see another one potentially heavier pushing into the south—east, east anglia, east midlands, this co

they are hoping to help patients like michaela whitton, from brighton.my teenage years until today, you know? it's been... it's been a part of my life. it's been something that has limited my capacity and capabilities. probably progressively more so as you get older, as well. michaela has given tissue samples, and is being scanned to see whether her immune system has caused inflammation in her brain. it is part of a wellcome trust—funded trial led by ed bullmore. he says drugs used for conditions like rheumatoid arthritis could be repurposed. if we can identify the biomarkers that will allow us to predict which patients with depression are most likely to respond to anti—inflammatory drugs, the good news is that there are a lot of anti—inflammatory drugs already available, that might turn out to be effective antidepressants. there are several trials underway testing anti—inflammatory drugs for depression. for michaela, finding a cause which is not in the mind would help change public perception. to be able to say that there are physical causes for depress

england, along the coast, 15 or 16 degrees, moving further inland, into the low 20s, 15 or 16 in brightons area, the chance of a shower but most places will avoid them and have a decent day. good spells of some type in the north of england, northern ireland might see more cloud but in scotland, a very pleasa nt cloud but in scotland, a very pleasant day. through the evening, any showers that we do see will tend to fade away, some of this low cloud might become more extensive in the south and west counties, a weather front is creeping into the north—west. by dawn on friday, nowhere near as chilly across the north of the uk. we have this weather front heading our way, north of the uk. we have this weatherfront heading our way, a fair number of isobars, all tied in with this low pressure to the south of iceland but ahead of a weather system, we have got this southerly wind bringing in warm air across the south and east. thursday will see temperatures on the rise again, the highest temperatures in the south—east corner, 25 or 26 degrees, but 20 degrees quite widely. there is the rain in the w

murphy helped brighton to promotion to the premier league this season. "indefinite break from cricket" to deal with problems with her anxiety, sarah taylor has been named in the england squad for the women's world cup this summer. the wicketkeeper rejoined the camp last month following almost a year away. england's first match is against india on 24thjune. it has been a long journey for her, an incredible year. she will have learned a lot about herself, a lot of battles. the first one is sometimes getting out of bed and going downstairs. she has done really, really well. she feels confident enough to put herself forward for selection. we've got a bit of time to go yet for her to keep doing what we call a graduated return, and that is what she has done. she has done each stage at a time, each day at a time, and she has managed to conquer most of her battles at the moment. ben stokes has been voted the indian league's most valuable player. he says he wants to return to the ipl next year but with a few more england players alongside him. it would be great i

in overdrive. a sign that the immune they are hoping to help patients like michaela whitton from brighton my teenage years until today, you know? it's been a part of my life. until today, you know? it's been something that has limited my capacity and capabilities. probably progressively more so as you get older, as well. michaela has given tissue samples and is being scanned to see whether her immune system has caused inflammation in her brain. it's part of a wellcome trust funded trial led by ed bullmore. he says drugs used for conditions like rheumatoid arthritis could be repurposed. like rheumatoid arthritis if we can identify the bio markers that will allow us to predict which patients with depression are most likely to respond to anti—inflammatory drugs, the good news is that there are a lot of anti—inflammatory drugs already available that might turn out to be effective antidepressants. already available that might turn there are several trials underway testing anti—inflammatory drugs for depression. testing anti—inflammatory for michaela, finding a cause which is not in the mind wo

brighton towards dumfries and galloway. cloudier through the central lowlands.t some sunshine and it will feel quite warm despite the northerly wind. more cloud in northern and eastern scotland down towards through the wash. further south, some sunshine coming through boosting the temperatures. towards the north—east, quite chilly along the north—east, quite chilly along the coast. plenty of sunshine at anfield for the football with the early kick—off. the cloud breaking up early kick—off. the cloud breaking up in london as well for the big game arsenal against manchester united. a cool wind, east—west split. more cloud for eastern areas but even that should break up. more unbroken sunshine possibly getting up unbroken sunshine possibly getting up into the high teens. particularly chilly for eastern scotland and north—east england. high—pressure originating and extending all the way from greenland towards the uk. around it cooler at an cloud from the north sea particularly on shoes that for one half of the uk. generally speaking, into the early pa rt generally s

taking the title by a point after they beat ba rnsley title by a point after they beat barnsley and brightons sees huddersfield by sheffield wednesday and reading playing fulham. liverpool had a goalless draw with southampton, the fourth time this season they have failed to score against the saints. milner had a penalty saved by fraser forster. and forster was again at his best in injury time, denying marko grujic. liverpool are just a point ahead of manchester city, but third is the best they can hope for 110w. third is the best they can hope for now. they have kicked off at arsenal, and manchester united have made eight changes to the side which beat celta vigo on thursday. david de gea has had to make a very good save already. in the scottish premiership, aberdeen are a goal up at hearts. earlier, rangers secured at hearts. earlier, rangers secured a top three finish and a place in next season's europa league qualifiers. they came from behind to beat partick thistle 2—1. in their first international cricket match at lord's, against england, ireland are chasing 329. they won the toss and c

a 23—year—old man is arrested near brighton regarding the manchester terror attack while m15 say theyac longest running presenter, john noakes, has passed away. blue peter's longest running presenter, john noakes, has passed away. more than 200 drivers a day have been caught using their mobile phones in the month after the law was tightened. police across britain caught almost 6,000 motorists in march, but the figure could be higher because seven forces didn't respond to freedom of information requests. from march 1st, people caught using mobiles face six points on their licence and a £200 fine, double the previous penalty. new figures suggest that lots of people are still using their mobile phone while driving. when i saw a quy phone while driving. when i saw a guy slowing down, i saw him texting on his lap. whether it's texting or talking on the bone. as my car slows down i can see people using their phones, and it really scares me, particularly when i'm walking along with my children. people go to fast a nyway with my children. people go to fast anyway and drive erratically when th

arrested in connection with the manchester terror attack in the sussex town of shoreham—on—sea, near brightoneans there are now 14 people in custody. ba says its flights are gradually returning to normal after a global system crash, although there are still some cancellations. blue peter's longest serving presenter, john noakes, dies at the age of 83. his family say his escapades with his dog shep will live on in people's memories. also this hour: a crackdown on drivers using their mobile phones. more than 200 people a day have been caught breaking the law in the month since the rules were tightened.

in brighton pavilion the liberal democrats have agreed not to stand against the green party's only mpighting off a challenge from labour and the conservatives. meanwhile in hastings & rye, the greens have pulled out to try to help labour oust the home secretary, amber rudd. so, quitea so, quite a lot of negotiating, horse trading going on. do you think we will see more tactical voting this time round? i am not sure we are. what we're talking about, and it was clear from that clip, a tiny numberof it was clear from that clip, a tiny number of seats were majorities are tight and makes a difference, this could be a tsunami from the conservatives and it could sweep aside all the little lifeboat people are constructing for themselves. not enough numbers, the maths doesn't do it. also, that report was talking about the green party, but in the south—east, i feel like the greens have stood aside so much, they are actually not offering the green choice to lots of people. that might have been a tactical choice, but that option isn't even there now. i am surprised how many people split their boa

a 23—year—old man is arrested near brighton in connection with the manchester terror attack, as m15 says been evacuated from hamerton zoo park in cambridgeshire amid reports of a serious incident. police and an air ambulance have been spotted at the scene. in sport, the so—called richards game in football is underway at wembley. huddersfield are taking on riding at wembley and it is currently goalless. england cricketers are heading for humiliating defeat to south africa at lord's. england were all out for 153. the tourists are 63 without loss in reply. and the british number three is through to the second round of the french open. he beat the american ryan harrison in four sets. i will be back with more a bit later. police, investigating last week's suicide bombing in manchester, have arrested a man in shoreham—by—sea, near brighton. a total of 1a people are currently in custody in connection with the attack, which killed 22 people and injured more than 100 others. two more addresses have been raided in greater manchester and chester. here's our home affairs correspondent, june kelly. w

murphy helped brighton to promotion to the premier league this season.ious squads but never won cap. defender reynolds is also uncapped and midfielder mcclane has won to his name. wicketkeeper sarah taylor's been named in the england squad for the women's world cup this summer. she rejoined the camp last month, after taking a year—long break to deal with anxiety problems. england's first match is against india on 24thjune — mark robertson said the inclusion of both taylor and heather knight is subject to return to fitness. both taylor and heather knight is subject to return to fitnessm both taylor and heather knight is subject to return to fitness. it has beenin subject to return to fitness. it has been in incredible yearfor her, she has learned a lot about herself and faced some battles. she has done really well. she feels confident enough to put herself forward for selection. we've got a bit of time to go yet for her to keep doing what we call a graduated return and that's what she's done. she's done each stage at a time, each day at a time, and she's

support the ira but you invited convicted ira terrorists to tea in the commons, a few weeks after the brighton which tried to destroy our elected government. you stood for a minute's silence to honour, your word, mr corbyn, to honour, ira terrorists killed by the british army. throughout the ‘80s and the ‘90s you spoke at scores of hardline republican gatherings which backed the ira and the arms struggle. i always wanted and always do want peace. always want a dialogue between people of vastly different backgrounds. and the minute's silence you referred to was in 1987, it was for all who had died in northern ireland. in honour of the eight ira terrorists who had been killed. that was the purpose of the meeting. i said all those that had died in northern ireland. i made that very, very clear. but the purpose of the meeting was to honour these terrorists. as you went to all these hardline republican meetings, they were backed by the ira and its apologists. at any time publicly, did you urge them to give up the bomb and the bullet? i always said that the bombing process would never work. there wa

meanwhile, police investigating the bombing have arrested a man in shoreham—by—sea, near brighton.otal of 14 people are currently in custody. our home affairs correspondentjune kelly has this report. a young man in a hooded top, jogging pa nts a young man in a hooded top, jogging pants and trainers, on his own in a sunday shop. in this footage, he looks relaxed as he is captured on cctv, browsing the shelves of the manchester convenience store. his till receipt shows he's spent £8 7a and he brought cheering, scouring pads and their fresheners. stuff in the shop believe this was salman abedi. this was the day before the bombing. while he was shopping, he was also in the final stages of planning the attack and preparing for his own death. looking at that cctv, it is the same guy who has beenin cctv, it is the same guy who has been in the shop several times in the past. he looks exactly like the quy the past. he looks exactly like the guy they say has done the bombings. his eyes stand up so much from the quy his eyes stand up so much from the guy we recognise from the past. his traine

i think it's madness that the labour party is standing and putting up a candidate in places like brightonogressive front. i wish there was a nuanced progressive alliance in the uk. but in france you're right, i'm a leftist, what did the left do in 2002 when we had the ten senior pitted againstjacques chirac, we all went behind jacques chirac. he admired thatcher, he was a conservative, not at all a friend of the left and yet the left used to understand that binding together with liberals, and even neoliberals, against the fascist, racist, ultra—right, was a absolute duty. why have we changed that today? because many of his voters are going to go because they're anti—globalisation. i am anti—globalisation, but above everything else i am anti—racist and antifascist. and we should see eye to eye. macron is infinitely better by the way than jacques chirac was. he's the only minister i met during my tenure who understood the problems of loony economics in europe and tried to help greece not to crash. thank you very much. there is a contrast between the tory and labourcampaigns, in that theresa

we leave you with the acclaimed poet kate tempest, who's guest director at this year's brighton festivaltbreak you can't face the past, the past‘s a dark place can't sleep, the past, the past‘s a dark place. can't sleep, can't wake, sitting in our boxes. notching up our victories as other people's losses. another day, another chance to turn our face away from pain let's get a takeaway. i'll meet you in the pub a little later, we'll say the same things as ever. life's a waiting game. when are we gonna see that life is happening? and that every single body bleeding on its knees is an abomination. and every natural being is making communication. and we're just sparks, tiny parts of a bigger constellation. we're minuscule molecules that make up one body. you see the tragedy and pain of a person that you've never met. is present in your nightmares, in your pull towards despair. and the sickness of the culture, and the sickness in our hearts is a sickness that's inflicted by this distance that we share. now, it was our bombs that started this war. and now it rages far away so we dismiss all it

he doesn't want to let brighton threat that.economic credentials was a big part of his campaign, one in four adults don't have up for full—time job, and there was high unemployment. the question is what can he actually do about france's high unemployment rate — one in four young adults in this country don't have a full time jobs. i've been speaking to pierre gattaz, head of the employers' association medef. people will trust, business people like me. we trust the fact that this guy is moving france into the right direction. the business community might trust, will the people? so many times before, we have seen presidents take on difficult issues like pensions and labour were formed, and then they come to the barricades and they are watered down. francois lance did not -- hollande did not do that but macron has, he announced that. hollande did not announce that. he said he could pushit not announce that. he said he could push it through by presidential decree? i'm wondering if that is a gamble giving he doesn't have a party or a

is started about an hour ago on brighton avenue. at least two people were treated for injuries and taken to the hospital. we do not know their conditions. officials say four adult and one child live in the home. the red cross is being called in to help them. the fire itself was quickly brought under control. they were able to keep the flames from spreading. the cause of this fire in the ingleside section of san francisco is under investigation. >>> state health officials are confirming in antioch man has died after eating nacho cheese sauce contaminated with botulism. 37-year-old martin galindo was one of 10 people who became sick after eating the snack food from the valley oak food and fuel station in walnut grove near sacramento. investigators are looking for the source of the contamination. golinda was married in two children. relatives say they are devastated by the loss. >> it's tough. as a son, as a brother, especially being the great person he was. it's hard for everybody. >> botulism is a nerve toxin that can cause vomiting,

are in the ingleside neighborhood, the scene of a house fire the started around two hours ago on brightonavenue. two people were taken to the hospital but we do not know their conditions. officials say four adults and one child were in the house. they lived at the house. the red cross has been called to help them. the fire was quickly brought under control. they were able to keep the flames from spreading. the cause of the house fire is under investigation. >>> state health officials are confirming an antioch man has died after eating nacho cheese sauce contaminated with botulism. 37-year-old martin galindo was one of 10 people who became sick after eating that snack food from the valley oak food and fuel station in walnut grove. that's near sacramento. investigators are looking for the source of the contamination. galindo was married and had two children. relatives say they are devastated by this sudden loss. >> it's tough. as a son, as a brother, especially being the great person he was. it's hard for everybody. >> botulism is a nerve toxin that can cause vomiting, blurry vision and eve

this one heads to brookeville about 5:51, brighton here, dayton and clarksville by about 6:01.ag off to the east 20 to 30 miles per hour. big picture shows you where the activity is coming on. it's scattered mainly to the north and west. i'll blow through this because i already had it set up. winchester this storm has already passed east of you. i know there's still a lot of lightning. this is headed towards and across i-81 and it's gotten mostly east of i-81 now. it will cross over the higher elevations heading into purcellville and loudoun county so we'll continue to watch these storms. again, mostly as they're headed off to the east at about 25 to 30 miles per hour and there is the severe thunderstorm warning again for northern sections of carroll county. we'll get you the update on that. no doubt probably extends until about 6:00 or probably 6:30. we've cooled a little bit. most locations were over 90 degrees. not for national. cooled by the south wind coming across the river. some scattered thunderstorms at 7 o'clock. we're dry at 9:00 maybe a lingering shower to the east

through the day, the skies will start to brighton. later in the afternoon. set until after 8:00 so we could have some breaks down to southwestern virginia. through the day, clouds should thin out and temperatures will get into the upper 50's and 60's with some peeks of sunshine later in the day. , cool.ht, partly cloudy temperatures in the 40's. a little bit of a light breeze but tomorrow, the wind will start to pick up on your mother's day forecast. we are definitely looking at a warmer trend emerging for the back half of the weekend. temperatures could work their way into the mid-70's. the average high is 75. notice that we will have some wind that will pick up the day and afternoon so it will be gusty at times. it will be a drying wind. that will make for a pleasant back half of the weekend. most of the rate will be done tomorrow, and improvement. early next week, nice weather as well. d.c. united is playing tonight which of the good for them. tomorrow, 70's. 70's on monday. tuesday near 80 degrees. and if that is not warm enough for you, look at the jump

this nasty storm surf city to brighton beach along bong leach boulevard eight lightning strikes with surprised if there's a little bit of hail coming out of this storm as well where you see the bright pinks on the radar but that will soon be off along beach island as well. these storms are kind of hit or miss especially south of philadelphia here this evening. that's where the indices are in the high to upper 90's. cooler up towards the lehigh valley, 89 right now is the heat index. satellite and radar, there's a cold front coming from the north and west and that's what's kind of popping some of these scattered storms here and that will continue over the next several hours as the front sinks to the south and high pressure comes in from behind it from the north but temperatures right now 93 philadelphia it's the hottest spot in the midatlantic, just shy of 90 in new york city, same for washington but you can see the 50's in syracuse, binghamton right now so that cooler air is nearby. so for tonight though scattered thunderstorms early otherwise it turns breezy and cooler quiet for the